Tyrande's major problem is that she has so many generic talents. At level 4, she only has one truly unique talent (Pierce) and 3 generics with 1 tailored generic (Searing Arrows). Half the talents at leve 7 and 13 are generic ones. About 40% of Tyrande's talents are generic ones. Although generic talents are not necessarily bad, it is excessive and lazy. I think Blizzard should continue to expand on Tyrande's abilities as a damage support. With alot of healing supports, it would be better...

I see your point. I felt that because many of the supports are built that way, this would be a bring in something different. So the idea was to have a support that was purely defensive with a few talents to provide some control. I am more concerned that his defensive capabilities are too strong, although the trade off is that he won't be able to provide that control or any significant damage. In order to prevent him from being too easy of a Hero (easier than even LiLi), I intended his...

If you are referring to a normal Basic Attack, then no he does not. His attack is reminiscent to how the Broodlords work in Starcraft II.

Yep you are absolutely right, I was meaning to change that. Two charges does feel too strong.

Remember that displacement is designed as a skill shot, and it was made to act very similarly to Stitches' hook. The difference is that, yes he can trap heroes behind a friendly base unlike Stitches, but the trade off is that Narud becomes vulnerable due to the displacement. Its definitely stronger in the early game, but you won't be able to use it do the gate trap towards the mid and late game. You will also be punished more for making a mistake with displacement. As for his trait,...

I suggest taking Revolution Overdrive over Hamstring Shot because the movement speed bonus is more reliable in a fight than the slow and lasts twice as long. One of Raynor's major weaknesses is that he has no way of sticking to a target, the fact that his Q is a knockback makes it worse. The other talents are a matter of preference, but I prefer taking Give Me More!, Confident Aim, Revolution Overdrive, and Bolt of the Storm.

You do not gain exp because of your sight. You gain exp by having your hero in range of the source (usually determined by your Basic Attack range) or having a physical impact/presence (summons and long range abilities). In the case of Abathur, your summons (locusts, monstrosity, and ultimate evolution) will soak exp and so will your symbiote.

Malfurion is probably favored due to his Heroic Abilities being arguably stronger and Entangling Roots gives him a cc that LiLi lacks. It comes down to your preference because they both play differently. Malfurion's abilities are most effective when used pre-emptively, while LiLi is a flexible spammer. Consider your team's and the enemy's composition. If you do not need the extra cc, but the enemy team has a lot of Basic Attack Heroes (Illidan, Butcher, Tychus, etc) LiLi is a great pick...

He's vulnerable to cc, like any Hero that relies on Basic Attacks. Other than Ruthless Onslaught and late game talents, most Heroes will be able to escape if they survive a few hits from him. Blinds, Illidan's Evasion, and certain talents are strong against the Butcher because he relies heavily on his Basic Attacks.

I was mostly thinking of the mid-late game Illidan. In the early game, Illidan is vulnerable to Overkill and Frag Grenade. Later on, Illidan will have a much easier time against Tychus. Since Tychus relies on his long cooldown abilities, Illidan simply needs to bait out those abilities.